In this informal vlog, the creator walks viewers through a day of cleaning and unpacking an apartment after returning from a basketball season. He details fixing leaks, mopping, and sorting through a stash of leftover food and household items left behind, offering many of these items (markers, books, clothing, toiletries, kitchenware, an Xbox) to anyone interested. He explains the challenges of grocery shopping during quarantine, noting that deliveries must be arranged, and shares his plan to make a simple meal of rice and pizza, including a humorous exchange about ordering and cooking. The conversation includes light‑hearted banter about a child (“little bubba”), a brief mention of a video showing a man detained for allegedly breaking quarantine, and a short basketball coaching comment about team defense. The tone remains conversational, casual, and slightly self‑deprecating throughout.
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Oh, what's up guys?
So right now I'm just cleaning the place. They had to fix some stuff when we left, so it's kind of dirty. I'd rather me clean it than pay someone because I'm cheap. As you see, we left all this food here for when we come back. So I have a little bit of stuff, but I can't go to the grocery store. They have to send someone to bring me groceries and stuff like that. So I'm glad we left that. But overall, they fixed this stuff up here. So like, it was like leaking or something. They fixed it over here. I did a really good job with that. So I'm just cleaning. I'm gonna mop and then have some food and stuff. All right, it's kind of like guest room office area. Let's go through some stuff that I left. I left markers for the dry erase board, book of Mormon. Kicks. So if any of you guys— I'll give these away. If any of you guys want these, they're used obviously, but if someone can use them, just DM me or comment down below and I'll somehow get those to you. All these copy clothes that I left. God, I left the toilet paper for you people who don't be wiping your butt. Um, the gel stuff, you have all that, the soap, the rug. I know I left some oils or something. Good gosh, I left a lot of junk. It's good though. Toothbrush. I actually need a new toothbrush. Clippers for my guy. And some stuff right there. So should I put the Xbox in here? On the big TV in the bed? Or should I put it in the living room? The smaller TV. I say the living room because you don't want to play video games in bed. Or do you? We left all this stuff. Seasoning stuff. I'm lowkey about to be whipping up.
Let me get this.
We got all this stuff, the blender bottles, pans, and a bunch of cooking stuff. So— oh, so I went to open the cabinet. Oh, oh, and these things just like literally popped off the thing. I don't know what was going on when I was gone. These seem to work pretty fine before I left, so I don't know, someone was having a party here. I don't usually eat like this, but I moved into the apartment today and I don't drink, obviously, as you guys know. This is my way of drinking, of celebrating out of confinement. A video showing a man being detained by special forces. Poses. He allegedly fled quarantine. Going hard. I'm getting me a pepperoni pizza and a dessert pizza because why? I deserve it.
The next problem is I don't know how to order it. Pepper. Jen, you like me cooking or no?
Stress me out. Stresses you out when I cook?
Yeah. Come on now.
What's little man doing?
His man's kicking.
All right, little bubba, show us. Is that 5?
Does it smell good? Yep.
How long should the rice take to start boiling?
Like, I don't know, 5-10 minutes. Oh, hot sauce. All right, hold on.
Oh, hot!
Funny.
Yeah, why are you eating your salad with a spoon?
I love spoons, sorry. Hi defense!
Play, you see number 3 play really great defense on the ball, but after playing great defense on the ball, he finds himself getting it still because even though his man was running out to the 3-point line, he still stuck his hand in to get a swipe on the ball. So again, basketball is a team sport, not an individual sport. Your teammates are going to get beat sometimes, but again, the help has to be there.
